The phrase "a stable state for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or situations that are consistent and unchanging, often in scientific, technical, or philosophical contexts.
Example: "The researchers aimed to establish a stable state for the chemical reaction to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a consistent condition for" or "an equilibrium state for".
But, he adds, "there is really no such thing as a stable state for the economy".
The combination of bolts and cables with grouting, effectively controlled the deformation and damage of rocks surrounding the group of chambers, and kept the chambers in a stable state for a long term.
GMCs can exist in a stable state for long periods of time, but shock waves due to supernovae, collisions between clouds, and magnetic interactions can trigger its collapse.
For blood pressure, after maintaining a stable state for over 10 min, a skillful resident in family medicine measured each of the systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure twice and used the mean values.
The latter outcomes, in which the equilibrium is neither close to the complete nor to the empty pathway, indicate a stable state for which there is substantial variation in gene presence.
At this time, fish metabolism is adjusted to a stable state preparing for the wintering period (Shulman and Love 1999).
A climate system is said to be in equilibrium when it exhibits a statistically stable state for an extended period of time under a given set of boundary conditions.
The advantage of this approach is that the energy minima defines a stable state or attractor state for the nonlinear differential equations.
Cats may maintain a relatively stable state for a variable length of time.
The record high turnout at the vote demonstrated the unity of Kazakhstan's people, their desire to live in a stable state and their support for the program I put forward before them," he said.
However, typically it is rare to maintain so-synthesized nanofluids in a homogeneous stable state for more that 24 h [2].
